Ranieri Sacked

halamadrid2 wrote:

izzy wrote:

halamadrid2 wrote:Capello, AVB or Preciado who do you think??

Preciado? Really?

Don't think Inter or Moratti even know who he is.

lol it was just a name i threw in there haha

but he would definitely do extremely well there with his brand of football... its not something you look forward to every week but he gets the results nonetheless

Sepi.. what does your crystal ball say??

I asked him, he said Brendan Rodgers.

Good call there Schweini, but this was old news for me last night.


LINK

Mcarthy for inter

omg so pleased!

2 wins in 13 games (mostly losses) and i still thought we'd keep him


thank heavens moratti made a sane decision and appointed Stramaccioni

a few hours earlier

http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/2012/03/26/2932720/moratti-only-expects-ranieri-to-stay-at-inter-until-end-of

Since inter youth system is one of the best.

Van Gaal is simply the best man for the job.

AVB would face even worse problems than he did at Chelsea

Inter really need to rebuild from the ground up.

One Roman for another.

I am very excited about Inters next match. Wonder how the team will look like.

Capello looks like he will be juve director I think its AVB ( he is idiot )

It was a matter of time really.

Zanetti for coach?

Cotes wrote:Zanetti for coach?

?

Already named the interim coach

halamadrid2 wrote:Capello, AVB or Preciado who do you think??

would AVB get time ?? because that's what it's about
But i hope he will , because he can be fantastic . Just to Young defender fisrt
A new striker , bring coutinho back ...

Stop talking about Capello! 10 reasons Fabio Capello will never coach Inter:

1. The most obvious first: he has actually said that he will never coach Inter.

2. He is a former Juve coach and player.

3. He is a former Milan coach and player.

4. He is a former Roma coach.

5. He is an old-school coach, not the reformer that Inter needs right now.

6. He is 65 years old. The trend atm is to appoint young coaches.

7. We don't even know if he'd be interested in coaching any team again.

8. A coach of Capello's stature would probably decline an interim role at the club and prefer to start coaching them next season.

9. Capello would demand a lot of $$$ relative to other coaches out there, and Inter need to reduce their wage-bill ahead of FFP.

10. Youth team coach Stramaccioni is the ideal guy for the job as he is already employed by the club and could potentially reinvigorate the team with his expertise regarding Inter's youth system.

Capello has said over and over that he doesn't think he will ever coach in Italy again.

Also he's too old, static, and basically everything else ^^^ mentioned

can someone tell me what type of coach Stramaccioni is? a modern one who likes to play with young players, and play expansive brand of football or a age old typical coach like Ranieri who fears "champagne football" ??? :shisha:

17 in 17 years for Moratti

Makes Roman look like a caring and patient sage

maruf063 wrote:can someone tell me what type of coach Stramaccioni is? a modern one who likes to play with young players, and play expansive brand of football or a age old typical coach like Ranieri who fears "champagne football" ??? :shisha:

From the Inter section:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Assorted Media reaction + Info on Stramaccioni

Gabriele Marcotti ‏ @Marcotti
Stramaccioni's hero is Guardiola, his fave player Totti, his model Spalletti... if he screws up against Roma, fans will let hiim have it.

Gabriele Marcotti @Marcotti
BTW, Stramaccioni never played professionally. And he's 36. And has a degree in law. At least he'll be different. Hope he gets chance.

James Horncastle ‏ @JamesHorncastle
@Marcotti Roma proving quite a fabbrica not only for young talent, but coaching talent... Stramaccioni... Montella

Gabriele Marcotti ‏ @Marcotti
Inter moved heaven + earth to get Stramaccioni from Roma. Thing is, if he isn't an immediate success, will they persevere?

Gabriele Marcotti ‏ @Marcotti Close
Are Inter unwittingly just setting him up to fail? Bad finish to the season + go off to hire yet another big name w/big contract?

James Horncastle ‏ @JamesHorncastle
Quite incredible. Stramaccioni, the Mourinho of youth team football in Italy is handed the reins 24 hours after winning NextGen cup. Project

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:

maruf063 wrote:can someone tell me what type of coach Stramaccioni is? a modern one who likes to play with young players, and play expansive brand of football or a age old typical coach like Ranieri who fears "champagne football" ??? :shisha:

From the Inter section:

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Assorted Media reaction + Info on Stramaccioni

Gabriele Marcotti ‏ @Marcotti
[color=red]Stramaccioni's hero is Guardiola, his fave player Totti, his model Spalletti[/color]... if he screws up against Roma, fans will let hiim have it.

Gabriele Marcotti @Marcotti
BTW, Stramaccioni never played professionally. And he's 36. And has a degree in law. At least he'll be different. Hope he gets chance.

James Horncastle ‏ @JamesHorncastle
@Marcotti Roma proving quite a fabbrica not only for young talent, but coaching talent... Stramaccioni... Montella

Gabriele Marcotti ‏ @Marcotti
Inter moved heaven + earth to get Stramaccioni from Roma. Thing is, if he isn't an immediate success, will they persevere?

Gabriele Marcotti ‏ @Marcotti Close
Are Inter unwittingly just setting him up to fail? Bad finish to the season + go off to hire yet another big name w/big contract?

James Horncastle ‏ @JamesHorncastle
Quite incredible. Stramaccioni, the Mourinho of youth team football in Italy is handed the reins 24 hours after winning NextGen cup. Project

Stramaccioni and Enrique to lead football in Italy into a new era

dummy Allegri and Conte out

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:Stramaccioni and Enrique to lead football in Italy into a new era

dummy Allegri and Conte out

You might as well add Montella to that list

Catania ahead of us in the table

Stramaccioni has Roma DNA

That said, I'm quite happy for Inter. I'm lukewarm to them as a club, but even they deserve better than what I've seen from them. Moratti needs to go balls out and actually sign off on a team-building project.

Now is the right time for that.